Cattle Steady and Hogs Lower at Kansas City Livestock Sale
Kansas City area livestock report shows cattle steady with various grade ranges for steers, heifers, and cows from 600 to 900 pounds. Hogs trade 200 to 260 pound ranges down and sows lighter than 400 pounds also softer. sheep and lambs mixed with some firmness in light weights. Parsons Livestock notes steady to 25 cent lower hogs and mixed cattle and calf prices across weight classes.
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U. S
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street drops as steel strike hopes fade
Wall Street records a sharp decline after dashed hopes for a prompt steel strike settlement. Trading quieted late afternoon with volume around 2.5 million shares as stee ls motors and rails led losses of about 3 points. Bonds rose slightly while the close erased roughly half Friday’s gains as investors reassessed the steel sector and related stocks.
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U.S
Atchison
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
James F. Dow
S. Grant
Clarence Clifton
Gamble SK
N. Santa Fe
Steven Walker
S. OU Mik Ssseessca
Wilson
Mtrs
Robert Ward Goodyear
Thayer
Alfred Trent
George M. Knapp
S. Wilson
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G&e
Shelly Bussell
N. Steuben
Kan P&l
Gerald Roberts
Gary Park
Monson
WN. Garfield
Proct & G
Mivacan Brass
Charles C. Rodgers
N. Cen- St Joe
U ‘Tral
Sears Rock
Merrie
Chicago grain prices and futures steady with mixed shifts
Wheat No 5 yellow at 2.02 futures. corn No 2 yellow 1.05 and higher. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.11 and No 2 yellow 2.07. Oats and barley show mixed gains and losses. rye and soybeans futures dip. December and November contracts cited with small percentage moves across grains.
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Kansas City Wheat and Grain Prices and Local News Briefs
Wheat and corn prices move in narrow ranges at Kansas City with various grades listed. Local items report a broken car window on a 1958 Buick, a fall display tree, and upcoming community meetings in Chanute. An altercation at a cafe leads to no arrest, while firemen investigate a minor upholstery fire in a 1949 Ford.
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S. Western
South Malcolm
P ‘Ticipants
Obituaries and Funeral Notices for Morford Young Fulps in Chanute
Mrs Lillian Morford 63 of 102 N Western died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long cancer illness. She worked for Crown Drug Co and Tioga Hotel born June 21 1896 in Kansas City Kansas and married Glenn M Dobson in 1921. She later married Darrell D Morford. Surviving children are Glenn E Dobson Sam Morford Kenneth Morford Mrs Ernie Madill five grandchildren and a sister. Requiem 8 am Tuesday Grace Episcopal Church burial 10 am Tuesday Fairview Cemetery Cherryvale. Memorials to Grace Episcopal Church fund. Koch Skinner in charge. Agnes Johnson Young 46 died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital from cancer at 1205 S Forest born Sept 24 1913 in Kansas City member of New Hope Baptist Church. Survivors husband daughter Marie Boyd Humboldt son Dale Johnson Omaha seven grandchildren brother Faye Wheeler Kansas City and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Goodseal Chanute. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge. Delbert Elvin Fulps 41 died about 2:45 am today at home northeast of Chanute after illness since start of year heart attack. Former mechanic at Tabor Motor Co until retirement. Born Aug 1 1918 in Sheldon Missouri son of F B and Essie Fulps moved to Chanute as child and again later. Married Norma Gilliland Jan 30 1943 living at 1718 S Evergreen. Attended Church of God South Forest IOOF member. Survivors wife and two sons.
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Chanute
Glenn M. Dobson
Darrell D. Morford
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American Legion
Boyd Latimer
Fairview Cemetery
Cherryvale
Grace Episcopal Church Fund
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Agnes Johnson Young
S. Forest
New Hope Baptist Church
Marie Boyd
Humboldt
Dale Johnson
Omaha
Faye Wheeler
Fred Goodseal
Koch-Skinner
Delbert Elvin Fulps
Tabor Motor Co
Sheldon
F. B
Essie Fulps
Obituary Notice for Dale Gibson Family
Dale and Terry his father and a brother reside at the home with Alva of Covington Kentucky and six sisters. Opal Stone of Glendale California Ruby Carter of Pittsburg Ines Hamilton of Bowers Hill Virginia Marie Bockover of Humboldt Louise Vaughn Jr. and Shirley Solomon of Chanute. Also several nieces and nephews. The Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home is in charge.
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Alva
Covington
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Opal) Stone
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Ruby) Carter
Pittsburg
D. H
Ines) Hamilton
Bowers Hill
R. W
Marie) Bockover
Humboldt
James ‘Louise’ Vaughn Jr
C. W
Shirley) Solomon
Chanute
Roy S. Gibson
57 Students From Area At K State
More than 6 700 students enrolled at Kansas State University Manhattan this fall include 57 students from area towns such as Humboldt Chanute St Paul and Stark. The list names John Steven Barlow Duane Clum Lyle Eugene Clum Mildred Criswell Donald Dressler and others.
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Manhattan
John Steven Barlow
Duane Clum
Lyle Eugene Clum
Mildred Criswell
Donald Dressler
Robert Henrichs
Thomas Henrichs
Garry Wayne Lassman
Larry Raymond Lytle
Charles Magill
Leland Peterson
William Lee Scott
James Wright
Barbara Wulf
Humboldt
Kenneth Lyle Cation
Lanny Burdge
Robert Byers
Roger Chandler
Ronald Chandler
Mary Carolyn Clark
Charmaine Geib
Delmar Glenn Hanson
Nancy Harris
Lester Leon Hole
Paul Norris Johnson
Jerry McCune
Patrick Henry Myers
Karlton Naylor
John Leon Pate
Robert Bruce Perry
Ronnie Poor
Eugene Reinhardt
Kenneth Robertson
William Schultz
Judith Smith
Keith Switzer
Paul Thompson
William Treloggen
William Warren
Harvey Young
Chanute
Michael Fickel
Milton Umbarger
Earlton
Ann Marlene Bass
Alarm Clock Ends Pittsburg Teachers Speech
In Pittsburg Kansas AP report Cecil Smith, president of the Pittsburg Teachers Association, uses a timed alarm to halt his speeches. He sets the clock before speaking and hands it to an aide. When the alarm rings, he stops talking.
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Man Claims Bank Holdup Suspect Surrenders at Courthouse
A 52 year old former San Francisco car salesman Harry Martin Oaks surrendered on the U S Courthouse steps in Kansas City saying he robbed the First Western Bank of 2640 dollars last month. FBI officials noted discrepancies and ongoing checks.
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San Francisco
U.S
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Harry Martin Oaks
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Federal
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First Western Bank
Skyhawk jettisoned into buzzing collision near Vincent Field
Marine Capt. Samuel Newton piloting a Skyhawk collided with a buzzard at 11 000 feet. His wingman Lt. Pat Kogan aided in guiding the nearly blinded pilot to an emergency landing.
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Auerbach Cites Oaks Record of Petty Theft Arrests
In the financial district crowd on foot, Auerbach stated that Oaks has a history of petty theft arrests.
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Oaks
Marshall's Body Taken To Washington Church
Gen. George C. Marshall's body lay in repose at Washington Cathedral under the American flag. An airman and a sailor stood at his feet while a soldier, a marine and a coast guardsman stood at his head. Solemn-faced people, including tourists, viewed the casket before it moves to Arlington National Cemetery for final honors.
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George C. Marshall
Washington Cathedral
Coast Guardsman
Arlington National Cemetery
AP Correspondent Barred From Moscow
Gustav Svensson, AP correspondent in Moscow since last November, is barred from re entering the Soviet Union after seeking exit and re entry visas to visit his wife in hospital. The 45 year old Swedish citizen was told he would not be allowed to return and officials offered no explanation. Svensson joined AP in 1946 and was assigned to Moscow after marriage in Helsinki last September.
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Sweden
Gustav Svensson
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Svensson
Helsinki
Texas A&M Students Win Wool Judging Prize at American Royal
Kansas City AP Texas A&M students swept a major prize at the American Royal Livestock Show winning the 13th annual wool judging contest. Team member Joseph Joyce of San Marcos led as top individual. Teammates included Hudson Clump, Bur net, and John R. Hodge, all from Texas. Kansas State University previously led in livestock judging.
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Texas A & M
Joseph Joyce
San Marcos
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Hudson Clump
Burnet
John R. Hodge
Selado
Kansas State University
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